Sentence examples for generally lost from inspiring English sources

In addition, typical CAES systems are inefficient since the compression work also generates thermal energy, which is generally lost to the ambient when pressurized air is stored over a long period of time.

Slow pyrolysis at a temperature of 400 °C was utilized to generate a biochar sample that still retained some oxygen functionality (which is generally lost at higher temperatures), while ensuring that full pyrolysis occurred, instead of torrefaction which happens at lower (~ 300 °C) temperatures (Shankar Tumuluru et al. 2011).

When it has brought cases against Wall Street minions it has generally lost.

But these have generally lost money and attracted accusations of corruption.

But that was a thought generally lost among the protesters on Saturday, including, it would seem, most of their leaders.

Those who had signed on in the equities, banking and fixed-income divisions generally lost their jobs.

I reported that few of them handled it well and that the junior party generally lost support.

One told a Sunday newspaper in March 2000: "[Perpetual] generally lost its way over the past couple of years.

G.E. shares fell $1.10, or 2.7percentto to $38.80 yesterday as the stock market generally lost ground.

The Church said executive pay at FTSE 100 companies has generally lost touch with revenues, profits and shareholder returns.

He performed well each week, his team generally lost and he did not have anything all that interesting to say.